For a Human-Centered AI

Lorenzo Perin

Born in Riva del Garda in 1999, after high school he enrolled in a bachelor’s degree in Philosophy, which he earned in 2021. He is currently in his second year of Organization, Society and Technology, a master’s degree in sociology in which he reflects on the increasingly close relationship between society and technology.
Lorenzo has had a few experiences in the world of communication. The first was at the newspaper l’Universitario, run entirely by University of Trento undergraduates, during his final year of his three-year degree, for which he wrote, edited and corrected cultural and scientific articles.
Later, this experience led him to an internship as a content writer at Tutored (now Joinrs), a digital platform that aims to connect academics and the world of work. In February 2023, it was the turn of UnitrentoMag, the official magazine of the University of Trento, at which he honed, thanks to the support of professionals in the field, his writing skills with a journalistic slant. Since October 2023, she has been collaborating as part of her training internship with FBK’s communications unit.


Author's articles

  • March 14, 2024
    ““Measure what is measurable and make measurable what is not”: how sensors convert the environment into useful data
    Sensors can be seen as translators that convert unfamiliar words that make no sense to us into familiar ones that help us interact with the world around us
  • February 27, 2024
    Virtual reality, physical well-being
    Virtual reality now substantially shapes the collective imagination. On an imaginative level, it is perhaps the most futuristic of concepts: laser projections, holograms, simulations, augmented reality, and three-dimensional helmets are part of a baggage of images and concepts in which the boundaries between science and science fiction, between research dreams and established results, blur.
  • February 22, 2024
    Latest data on science and education in Italy, with a focus on women in stem
    Third and final round of evidence collected in the 2023 Science, Society and Technology yearbook: in this article we went out in search of some statistics on science education and research in Italy, with a focus on trends for enrollment in various secondary schools, the percentage of graduates by subject area, and girls/women active in science, technology, engineering and mathematics
  • February 15, 2024
    Citizen Science: for a democratic science
    The second detailed article drawn from the latest edition of Observa's Science, Technology and Society Yearbook is devoted to Citizen Science and public participation in research. With a mention to the successful experience of the "science workshop" conducted in recent years at FBK
  • February 8, 2024
    A map of science in society: the Italian public opinion on climate, environment and energy
    Im this first of three in-depth analysis articles dedicated to the latest edition of the "Science, Technology and Society" yearbook, a survey conducted since 2003 by Observa Science in Society, we present the positions of Italians on three sustainability-related "hot topics"
  • December 13, 2023
    Counter-narratives: paradigm shift in the fight against hate and fake-news
    For a long time, it has been thought that Artificial Intelligence could be useful in censoring hate comments and fake news; however, when thought of in a supportive function to humans, it can be an effective tool for generating counter-narratives, a more democratic and in its own way "rational" means of responding to these contemporary challenges
  • November 29, 2023
    Gender-based violence: data, culture, contrast
    The interview of FBK Magazine to the FBK-IRVAPP director on the hot topic of gender-based violence from the perspective of public policies.
  • November 27, 2023
    Dogma and Letter: at the roots of religious fundamentalism
    The "FBK Dictionary" feature articles go on with a historical and contemporary overview of the concept of fundamentalism.
  • November 15, 2023
    The interdisciplinarity of environmental history
    We open the FBK Dictionary column with this article on environmental history, an innovative line of research that is very active at FBK-ISIG.
  • November 7, 2023
    The initiatives of the FBK recreation club
    Fondazione Bruno Kessler's recreation club offers a variety of sports, leisure and social initiatives. An excellent opportunity to loosen up the seriousness of working days with colleagues, get to know each other better and - why not? - create new friendships.